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Motorcycle
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Motorcycle
A two-wheel motorised personal vehicle which is associated with a much higher risk of injury and death than that typical of four-wheeled motor vehicles
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Those that live in the northern areas of the United States understand that there is a shorter riding season, so motorcyclists from these areas understand that they have to store their bikes for the winter and are unable to ride during this time.
The Difference Between Northern and Southern Riding Seasons by Matt LeClair / Automotive community
Byline: Emma Stone MOTORCYCLISTS snared by police clocking speeds of 130 mph on a 60 mph stretch of the A46 near Coventry are among those punished as part of a new tougher stance on speeding bikers.
Getting tough on speeding bikers; CRACKDOWN: Police clock motorcycle ... by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
BIKERS are to be consulted on how to bring down the rising toll of motorcyclists killed or injured, it was announced yesterday.
Bikers help to reduce road deaths; ACCIDENTS by The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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